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Maybe I'm an old fogey but I'll stick with xterm and iterm. Having a terminal where I can have the same experience whether logged into a *nix box, on osx, or ss
by MatthewPhillips 15y ago
Maybe I'm an old fogey but I'll stick with xterm and iterm. Having a terminal where I can have the same experience whether logged into a *nix box, on osx, or sshed into a remote server is far more appealing than being able to cat images or having a pretty progress bar. If I want to make json more readable I can just pipe it through one of the many json formatting scripts.
It might just be me but I find cocoa to be a bit boring and dated looking. Unix terminals are timeless. A nice tiling windows manager with 5 terminals is still one of the most beautiful set ups.
- unconed 15y agoNote: the goal is to be able to run TermKit transparently over SSH. Maybe even do an "apt-get install termkit-backend" for you if you wish.